The Movie Wall-E: Disney's Pixar

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Wall-e is a new, dare say one of the best upcoming roller coasters and it is based off of the sensational movie Wall-e made by Disney’s Pixar! In the movie, the plot takes place in 2805 where humans have abandoned Earth on the account of it was not in the ideal shape for humankind to survive in. Therefore, humans left robots to clean up the mess they had made where after some time, the Earth became habitable once more. Mankind had been sending extraterrestrial vegetation evaluators or EVE to Earth to know if mankind were to ever exist upon Earth once more. As it is, one EVE came back positive, but a programmed AI couldn’t wander from his coding, which consequently was never to return to Earth. Wall-e the robot goes back with EVE for he had …show more content…
Go-4 did this so that the initiation to voyage back to Earth would be only a thought. Soon after the scene, the tracks head into a downward motion which would then lead into four consecutive loops where you ultimately stop due to friction produced by the track. As you stop, you witness the scene where Wall-e recovers the missing plant and is giving it to EVE even though she may not be shown. Once a good bit of time has passed, the ride starts up again where as it operates all the way back to the beginning again and back to where you last left off towards at the scene where EVE comes to Earth. Past that scene, you move in an upward motion where then you go upon a stretch of flat tracks where you remain at a constant speed. The car then falls into a steep drop gathering momentum to go up the 90-degree extended pathway for the car. From here, you notice a scene between Wall-e and M-O, a cleaning robot, which provides a bit of humor recollecting that particular scene from the …show more content…
Be that as it may, as the cart progresses downward, it goes inward for a short amount of time. Before long, you appear on a straightaway whilst being able to view the next scene. This is the part where the captain turns off Auto and takes over the ship. Finally, the roller coaster advances right side up where you can catch a hold of the last scene showing vegetation growing on Earth. In that moment, there is a moderate, gentle decline into the end of the ride, Earth! In total, the ride will have taken around two minutes and 13 seconds along the track.Moreover, Wall-e’s design makes the track look as if it was the track on the ship in the movie itself. Also, according to the architect who made the roller coaster, the chairs that you sit in, will be absolutely airtight and he have taken our utmost attention to safety where your seat will have a belt, a latch that comes overtop, the seat will be magnetized, and if at any point you feel loose in your seat, just up the magnetic flux density! Taking you through this ride may have seen like you already rode it, nevertheless, there is nothing like visually experiencing this magnificent

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